From number one albums to headlining major festivals: indie giants The Reytons have done it all. Yet they remain the biggest underdogs of the British music scene, although with their sound they do not have to yield to colleagues like Arctic Monkeys, Kasabian, and The Subways.\n\nIn 2025, they toured the UK and gave their own large-scale show in the iconic Wembley Arena. Recently, The Reytons announced their fourth studio album, ‘A Love Letter To A Broken Town’, which will be released in July 2026. All this excitement leaves both fans and critics with one question: what can come next?\n\nThe answer is simple – The Reytons are going global. After successfully experimenting with performances abroad over the past five years, the band is now embarking on their very first world tour, where a stop in Cactus Club cannot be missing. It is a powerful statement from a band that has overcome every obstacle with nothing but perseverance and a down-to-earth work mentality. It confirms their status as one of the top bands in British music.